28
Materiality matrix – main topics (from the point of view of external stakeholders)
Work environment
3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
The materiality matrix on the digital transformation shows the impact of the digital transformation on sustainability
topics at RBI according to the internal and external stakeholders.
Sustainable Development Goals
In order to help find solutions for global challenges, promote human welfare and protect the environment, the
international community of states making up the UN adopted “Agenda 2030” in September 2015 in the interests
of sustainable development. At its core are 17 goals for sustainable development – the Sustainable Development
Goals (SDGs) and their 169 sub-goals. The SDGs encompass social and economic development as well as
environmental sustainability. They also address aspects such as peace and security, justice and global partnerships,
all of which are of great importance for sustainable development. The SDGs are globally applicable. In other
words, all 193 UN member states, including Austria, are called upon to contribute to achieving the goals
according to their means. Incentives should also be established to encourage non-state actors to increasingly
make active contributions to sustainable development.
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(including with regard to evaluations and decisions by the stakeholders)
Relevance for external stakeholders
Impact of RBI
9
8
7
6
Regulations and controlling
Sustainable
Products and
Services
Economic
added value
Organizational management
Inhouse ecology
Transparency and disclosure
Commitment
to society and
environment
Internal stakeholders
External stakeholders
6 7 8 9 10
9
8
7
6
Effects of the digital transformation on the sustainability topics of RBI
Sustainable Products and Services
Economic
added value
Organizational management
Inhouse ecology
Regulations and controlling
Transparency and disclosure
Work environment
Commitment
to society and environment